Things to do in Melbourne
Melbourne is a dynamic, coastal city known for its art, food, and sporting scene. With its beautiful street art and world-renowned food, wine, and coffee culture, there is much to explore in the city. The city is bustling during September with the Australian Football Rules (AFL) finals. September is also the beginning of Spring in Melbourne, with temperatures averaging 16°C.
Melbourne walking tours
- These self-guided walks and itineraries will help you discover Melbourne's best sights and attractions.
- See all walks available here.
Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Museum
- Bunjilaka celebrates the vibrant cultures of Indigenous Australia with its rich traditions of performance, storytelling, artwork and more.
- More visiting information available here.
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and The Australian Sports Museum
- Melbourne Cricket Ground is Australia’s most iconic sporting ground. It has been the home of Australian Football Rules (AFL) since 1859, and was the birthplace of Test cricket and one-day international cricket.
- More information about tours available here. If interested in attending an AFL final, more information will be available closer to the date.
Queen Victoria Market
- The Queen Victoria Market is an inner-city market that has been the heart and soul of Melbourne for over 140 years. Home to over 600 small businesses, it’s a great place to discover specialty produce and unique souvenirs.
- More visiting information available here.
Things to ‘see and do’ outside of Melbourne
- If you’re extending your stay or want to venture beyond Melbourne (i.e. The Great Ocean Road, Dandenong Ranges or Yarra Valley wine region), you can explore more of what’s on offer in Victoria here.